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NU%IBER 4804.] (Not Ailed these Fifteen Years.) THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Feb. 6, 1869, Will be performed THE CHANCES. ' • Don John, Mr.4iLLISTOII.; Don r rede4ek, Mr. HOLLAND; The Duke, Mr. RAYMOND; •Petruchio, 'Mr. PUTNAM ; Antonio, Mr. DQWTON ; Peter, Mr. PALMER; Anthony, Mr. WE.WITZER; Surgeon; Mr. MADDOCKS; Francisco, Mr. PURSER; Mai), Mr. WEBB ' • Servant, Mr. EVANS . ; First Constantia, Mrs. HARLOWE ; Mother-in-Law to Constantia, Miss TIDS WELL ; Kinswoman, Mrs. SCOTT; Landlady, Mrs. SPARKS. • Nurse, Mrs. MADDOCKS ; Second Constantia, Mrs. lORDAN. WITH THE WENniERCOCK. , Old Fickle ' Mt. WEWI TZ E ; Tristram Fickle, Mr. BANNISTER ; Brielwit, Mr. mATHEWS Sitecr, Mr. PURSER ; Coachman, Mr. hiAUt , QCKS I Hair-Drcser Mr. EVA N S Variell,, Mr; MOUNTAIN ; !teddy., Mrs. SCOTT. • The Doors to be , opened at Halt-past Five, and begin at. Halt past Six. On Monday, the Drama of The Castle Spedre ; with the Pantomime of Furibond ; or, Harlequin Negro. On Tuesday, a Comedy ; with the Musical Entertainment Of My Grandmother. On Wednesday, tile Comedy of She Wou'd and She Wou'd Not; with the new Melo-Dhima of Ella Rosenberg. On Thursday will be produced (never performed) a new O p era, orations. wi new Music, ,Scenery. Machinery, Dresses, and Dth THEATRE ROYAL, COVE.NT-GAADEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, Feb. 8, 1808, be performed THE MOUNTAINEERS. Octavian, Mr. KEMBLE ; Sadi, Mr. BLANCHARD ; Zotaida. Miss NORTON ; • Floriinthe, Miss SMITH. WITH • • HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; Or, FIRE, WATER, EARTH, and AIR. be Music., Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, and Decorations, are all entirely . the Padtomlrne produced under the new diretlion of Mr. Farley. Harlequin, Mr. BOLOGNA, jun. ; • ' 12. 11' Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbine), ,Ir. L. 80. .• LOGNA • ; ' Cldvin (Valet to Sir Fable); Mr. GRIMALDI ; Savoyard Girls, by Misses H. S. and E. ADAMS ; And the Part or Columbine, by Miss ADAMS. .Cal 3 Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as.— ' LinerY ZS. Second Price Is.—U pper Gallery ts. Second 4 - nee 6d.—No Monty to be returned. ' Places•for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the L' o , 3 ",office, in Hart.street. file Doors to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at flair past Six. metd)tyi: called l'uesday will be performed (never aged) a new Co. lic Gotte l Dull Care ; or, How will it End ? ;Y L ith new Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. To which will Viler!, the Musical Farce Of The Padlock. x~!le riew Melo.. Drama of The Blind Boy was received last RI with its usual bursts of applause and admiration from tiwilecpaits of th e Theatre, and will be repeated ii i t h e next kon Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. WAITED, ROAM) and LODGING in the Country, for a widow Lady , of the first Respedability (butin reduced cir cumstances), about forty miles from Town. A Clergy ,Mau's Family would be preferred. The mit satisfaetury iteferences will be given. Diied to A. H. at Mr. Baddeley's, No. 95, Strand. ONEY SAVED IS MONEY GAINECI. tiIAREMS ofTICKETS SIXTEEN SHILLINGS a TiC-. ket CHEAPER than ai other ()tikes. i f WARNER; No. 16, Cortihill, siititriits' thC i .j. f :flowing Statement of PRICES, andrecommends h s 1 ~,,,ns 9.,a the Public to Uurchase inimediately, as he ex peas Shares Will rise. • ' WARMER'S PriCCS. - Other Offices' - PriCst Affording a good Profit. whichthey avoid Publishing. 'Half - - . ,C io is o Half -.-, -' £ l ° r 5 ° Quarter .. . ti 56 o Qua r t er - '., - 59 2 ti ght ! ) h-. - - 213 6 i Eighth ----, 2 1 " - ;7 9 I Sixteenth -• . l' Q Tickets for the GRAND CITY t. ovrlL RY at 71. .12s. - The STATE LOTTERY begins Drawin March S, 1803; and gives to Ad venturers a much better Ch ance than former Lotteries, having three times the number of Capital Prj" s, 'xiz. 3 - of - . k20,c00 29 - of - - ,C l , OOO of • - . - to,ooo 30 - o f . . 5 0( ' ~ .4•01 • • 5 ) 000 45 - of . . too ere. tec. &c. VerSons hi the Country, sending Letters tpost-paid). CO- Clobing Dank Notes, Post-Office Orders, - or short-dated Adis, will ,find an additional advantage at 1. %Varner's. as the Country Offices frequently put on an xtra rofit the enormous pri ce o f the other London Offices.— P Note. h r ''' . .ney Letters must be paid for as such. ..........._ je)STATE LOTTERY of asooo T 1 CK ETS, EGINS DRAWING Bth of AIARCH, 1808. To be drawn in Teh Days. C 3 Pllzcs of SCHEME. 4:20,00* - are - 0.,60,000 3•. woo°. 30,000 - 110,000 20 '• - • 1, 000 • . . - - 20,004 2 6 -3o• • • • 503 • • - 100 - 415r° 3,040 21,000 7 6 . SOO So% . • zs Tickets. 21 " 1; 4250,000 NO FIXED PRIZE. Theabove Scheme, with not Three Blanks to a Prize, !obtains nearly double the number at- Capital_ Prizes of airy Lottery for malty years past, tlibuiilt Inarty of thaso Lotteries Sousisted of 60,000 Tickets. TICKETS and SHARES Arc now selling by Sir 'AMES BRANSCOMB and Co. At their' Lucky Offices _No,: it, Holb orn; 37 , Comilla • ' antl 3 1 5, Haymarket : WAO hav e lik ew i se on Sale, TICKETS and St - IMl .lklls, in _ . a Area Variety of Numbers, in HL GRAND CITY LOTTERY Of FRE EHOLD HOUSES discharged of Land. Tax ; CONTAINING CAPITAL : PRIZES to the Amount of • Ci 04,00. li. I Prize, valued at £ 21 , 00: 7 Prizes, valued at 3 C.1000 . . • . 7000 6 • - • - - .4 PRESF.NT PRICE. Ticket - - - - £7 1 .4 0 r ., 1.111 r Z 4 01 Eighth .-- • Xi o l l r ter - 2 2'ol Sixteenth . t) to 6 To be drawn in Guildhall, 26t1t April, 11,48. „3-,--. .----4. 7,42, .. , , -y / „ f t..: .‘ •-•-.,, :‘, , t•:', ,--• ..M. ~.. ~,, ......,,. : • ;, •-. • • . _ • , - ,„ , . . .„ ‘, ~ . ‘ ,,,,,., , -..y,,. . . _ . ,• ~„,* 1 . -..,.... "(r.q:,-,-.. i ~, ~ ~,s ,4 , I Jf . ~ . . .. . , i , No . 40I\ A l r 4 I -t;isi .:.! V ~ ~ .....:.•1 4 .4 . ::::_4 , ..., N. . . '.; p , , t . "4,,, , , i • . ~ ._ - 14 ,, ti , • ..-, t ,1 tr... 1 _AI VT . 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In the earlier part of the last centery, it is possible that the general and unbounded admiration of Popei . and the school ofPPoetry_which he founded, diverted the public at tention from a Writer interior in taste, though excelling him genius;,it deficient in correLness, though tar superior in energy of thought and didion. But as it is long since the Public have looked back with a favourable eye on the Works of the ancient acid , powerful Poets,o, I the seventeenth cell. trfry, it is, presumed that .a complete Edition'of Dryden's Writings, comprehending his original Works of every descrip. ,tioni must now be , considered as filling up a disgraceful bLink in the Literature of England. The Text in the inteildecl Publication shall be given nett rate!), front the best Editions. The'Notes and illustrations are such as have been (belated by the Edtters • deep sepse of the importance of the Task, • • , This Day was published, In Three large Volumes Bvo. price 21.25. in hoards, AN EXPOSITION of the HISTORICAL. WRITINGS of the NEW TESTAMEN with ReHeaions subjoined to cacti Settion. Ey the Rev. TIMOTHY KENDRICK. With Meinoirs of the Author. Prlnted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos ter-TOW. • • COOPLETE FelitMEß. • ' Fitrh Edition, Enlarged. • This Day , was published, In Two large Quarto Volume,, the Fifth Edition, wholly rewritten and enlarged, containing tug Engravings, price 61. 6s. in boardS, rrHE COMPLE'T'E FARMER ; or, GENERAL DICTIONARY , of AGRICULTURE and HUS. DANDRY,,Omprehendiog the most improved Methods of CultivatiOn, the ditrerent Modes of raising -Timber, Fruit and other Trees, and the modein Managetnnt of Live Stock, with Descriptions of the Itiost approved -ltriplernentb, Ma. chinery, and Farm Buildings. Priatcd for R. 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It contains a digest plait the recorded opinions of Mr. Fox mall the great Questions that for the last 30 years have been agitated in Parliainent ; together with accurate reports of some of his most celebrated Speeches, and an impartial examination of the leading features'of his Political Lite, and strictures on the Politici.: Charatiers of Vie most eminent of bis publi6 Opponents; Primed fora. F. flughes, No. s, Wigmore-street, Caven dish,square. (PRICE SIXPEi vicruitriLING.OFFICE, Fe 3. t, !gat T w cwtrrssro.ArE I? 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The folloWing Nobility recommend it to iv 4eLf)t in ,a 1( Families ; Marquis of Lothian; Lords Dudley and Ward, Macdonald, Grantley, aiVtl Montford ; Ladies Dudley and Ward, Falmouth, Fortescue, Grantley, and Atipreece ; Generals DOyle and Wanly ; Colonels Baker and 1.4 , Bath ; Sirs F. Blake,. john Coghill, Etlward,Newenham, and many otllers, too numerous for an' Advertisement. N. 13. The Son of Mr. lams Winter, Gent. No. 17, Met street, Mary-le-bone, aged ts, is jug cured of deep de cline by taking four quarts of the Vegetable Ii sam, and • given over by the kurtilty. Jan. 30, te.:S. • THE Case of several Scropbulods Ulcers at York, inserted in the Public Papers, and stated as advatwinr, towards recovery; and as having.existed for seven preceding years, in the habit of a . young Girl, aged 14, with muCli,in r jury to her health, is now declared, on the Nl,,tbet'S authori ty, healcd,• and the Girt restored to health, by the sotc cvo... ration of SPILSOLIRY's PATL,NT ANTISCORIWTIC DROPS. as administerod in Scurvy. Gout, ltheumAtism, and eruptive CoMplaints.- Those Persons, anxious as to atilt Case, are informel, the original Letters may be seen at the Dispensary, in Soho-square, London; 'and at York Mrs. Dancer will give all necessary information. . It is requested you will ask for the Patent Antiscorhutic Drops, with a Black Ink -Stamp. in Bottles of Ss. ; tlouible Bottles Los. ; and .a larger 11. as. duty included.— An allowance on taking half a dozen. From the Hon. and Right ReVerend . the Lord Bishop of CARLISLE, to Mr. G, • Apothecary, Cheapside, London., "SIR, llReadily embrace the oppOrtunity your Letter af- Ibrds,rne,.of adding mrtestiniony to that of the. Lord Chief Baron in favour of your C tyk;'s PATENT WORM MEUICI N E S, my eldest Son hiving, a tew montlis ago, (I,:riwcd very material benefit front the use of it. He had been unwell for several weeks previous to his Asking it ; peare%l pale and emaciated ; was lanr,uid, and complained frequently at pains in his head and side. The Lord Chief Baron, who had. accidentally" seen him in this state, fortit 'timely recommended to me the trial of your Lozenges.; and that no time might be lost, or any mistake, might occur, in obtaining the genuine Medicine, sent me flat:o doses of it. The first Of these occasionecra artientiment, and after the second dose eveiy - . unpleasant Symptom •disappeared but I Juttgett it right to -give the Wird, as- the two ,form. l . h e ,( agreed so uncommonly well. from that time my Son has been la perfect health, and I certainly' attribiite. his Cure wholly' to the efficacy of the Worm - Lozenges.' I have since recommerultd your Lozenges in several instances, wherein 1 have the satistaclion to assure you they havettnik:rialy been . of grott• service'. 1 ought to•add . that froth the nature of tilt efleet produced by thesis in my Son's cise, I apprehend the Complaints to have arisen from an. obstruction between the Stomach and Viicera. 1 am, Sir; your Obedient SerVarit, Rose Castle, Dec 7. - E. CA R s Sold, wholesale awl .rotail, at Ching and Butler's, N 0..,, Cheap,ide; and retail by most Zooksellers and Medicine , Venders in every Town, in Boxes at cs. 6d, and as: . 9d. each. To THU iViAS TAN.° lt, Esq. Sir, No, g, New Bridge-street, Londan. r CONSIDER it out an aetoof justice due to the merits of your LEAKE's :PAT ENT PILLS, to com municate to you the following Cure which Ins recently been perforincA by them Acquaintance of minc, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Com Plaint (attended by complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al. rpost to a skeleton; and although he had the best medical advice which could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing mild be procured which seemed to suit his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re. ducted and pitiable situation for two years, unable to follow his profession and scarcely able to walk or even to stand on his legs; in f at no One who knew him ever supposed it poi. eible for him to recover. He was advised at last to try your Lea,ke's Pills—he did so, adhering strklly to the direttioni given with them. He had nut taken more than. two boxes t te ,, tore he found an alteration for the better: this eneouraged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more he found his appetite and strength gradually return, and is now as health) and stunt as any man t know. You are welcoriie, Sir, to, tefer any - person to me for a confirmation of the ,abeva account if itshouiti be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedienthumble servant, Library, FolkstOne. , THOS. Ptlll.bAY, Prepared and SiAd by the Sole Proprietor, Taos. TAYLORt Member Of the Royal College , of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. o, New liridge.street Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a praeliceparticularly diredted to the Core at Vene real Complaints, and those Incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Prnfession shkild always ohierve, he Ilatteri himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will Le esteemtd by a discerning Public, is an advantage seldom to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. .OHILIILSINS are preveated • from breaklng, N... and their -tormenting itching instantly removed. by Vi HE A D's . ES6 ENCE or M U STA RD, universally esteemed- for .its extraordinary `ellica?y in Rheumatism'," Palsies, Couty Affections, and Complaints of the Stomach; but whete this certain Remedy has been unknown, or ne_ gleeled, and the Chilldains have actually broke ? WHITE. ICE AlVs FAMILY C E RATE wilt ease the pain, and very speedily heal them. Prepared and sold by R. IMINSTON, Apothecary, No. I; Greck.street, Soho, London , the Essence and Pills at 21. 9:1. each --the Cerate at 13. lid. So4i n t y every Me. didn't Vender in thr United Kingdom. * ll, The klenuine irts a black ink Stamp, With the Name of it. I iliisl.oll inserted of it, secrecy,rea ttaaVmsi , : 2 4 f : ul t u Y itn i ce; 4 1 . 1 1T - Also sold, by his Appointment, for the convenience of these living at distance, at the Perfitmer% No. 3i. St.. 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